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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2010
Page
1
Chelsea Clinton’s upcoming wedding draws headlines as experts estimate costs of flowers up to 250000 dollars and toilets at 15000 to 20000 dollars. The gala, described as the first wedding of the century, unfolds in Rhinebeck New York with page B3 coverage.
Smith urges curfew return as RPD chief announces retirement. Harris waives preliminary hearing in ongoing case. No mention of damage to auto appears in readable text.
Tim Tebow agreed to a contract with the Denver Broncos after missing early rookie and veteran workouts. The two time national champion from Florida was the 25th pick in the NFL draft and the deal is believed to be about 11 million dollars over five years.
State Rep. Dennis Kintigh will serve as interim Roswell Police Department chief from Aug 16, stepping in after Rob Smith retires. The FBI veteran and 2008 Roundhouse member will fill the post until a permanent chief is chosen and he leaves to gavel in for the 2011 Legislature.
The first National Guard troops head to the Texas New Mexico border with mid August placement and over 1,000 Guardsmen expected along the border in California Arizona and New Mexico by September end. They will search for illegal border crossers and smugglers in a year long support role, not making arrests.
James Riley, 80, has run Pennies for Tennies for six years collecting pennies at Circle K to buy shoes for needy schoolchildren. He credits the idea to friend Margo Nunez and notes they find recipients on the street. Riley moved to Roswell in 1954 from Ardmore Oklahoma and retired from the Post Office in 1984 after a military career ending as E6 petty officer. He preferred hands on work in the missile program over command.
Fifty three students finished ENMU Roswell Special Services Occupational Training Program at the 24th annual graduation in the Performing Arts Center. The ceremony included a moment of silence for Cole Williams, 19, of Midland Texas, a welding student who died after a brief illness. His parents established a $1000 scholarship for disabled students applying to ENMU Roswell.
Arizona moves to reinstate parts of its immigration law while protests erupt nationwide. In Phoenix hundreds gathered at the Maricopa County jail as deputies backed by riot gear cleared the entrance and arrested at least 23 people. Sheriff Joe Arpaio vowed to press the sweep, with four arrests tied to licenses and a firearm.
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